M.A.M.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Siruganur, Tiruchirappalli – 621 105.

COURSE NAME

ME8593 DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS

Year & Sem. : III Year (MECH)– V Semester
Faculty Name : Mr. R. Manikandan
Department : Mechanical Engineering
Regulation : R2017
Course Code : ME8593
Unit : III

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Syllabus

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TEXT BOOK AND REFERENCE BOOK

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OTHER REFERENCE BOOK
• 1.Machine design By RS Khurmi (Design of machine elements and
Design of transmission system)

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UNIT II TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT
JOINTS
TEMPORARY JOINTS
-Bolted Joints
-Knuckle joints
-Cotter joints
PERMANENT JOINTS
-Welding Joints
-Riveted joints

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WELDING JOINTS

• A welded joint is a permanent joint which is obtained by the fusion of

the edges of the two parts to be joined together, with or without the
application of pressure and a filler material. The heat required for the
fusion of the material may be obtained by burning of gas (in case of
gas welding) or by an electric arc (in case of electric arc welding)

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TYPES OF WELDED JOINTS
• 1.Lap joint
• 2.Butt joint
3.T Joint
4.Corner joint

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Lap joints

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Combination of transverse and parallel fillet weld

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Stress of welded joints
• 1.Shear stress
• 2.Bending stress

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Eccentrically loaded bolted joints

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Stresses in bolted joints
• 1.Tensile stress and tensile load

• 2.Shear stress and shear load .

• Where
• Wt=Tensile load
• Ws=Shear load

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Eccentric load acting on plane containing the
bolt

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• W1=Load on bolt 1
• W2=load on bolt 2
• W3=load on bolt 3

• Primary force: W1,W2,W3

• Secondary force :W1,W3
• Maximum load =W3

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Formulae

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CIA -2 TEST (Question pattern)(Total marks =100)
• PART –A Multiple choice questions -Marks =50 (Google form )
• Timing :one hour
-MCQ –first 30 Questions each questions one mark=30marks
Remaining 10 questions short answer =20 MARKS each questions two
marks.
PART B –Written test (40 marks) 1 HR 30 MINUTES
1.Two marks =20mark (10 Questions )
2.Part B =20 Marks (2 Questions either or type ) (Unit -2 &3)
PART C –VIVA QUESTION =10 MARKS (30 MINUTES )

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CIA-II OR UNIT TEST -2
• UNIT-II Shaft and couplings
• 1.Design of shaft
-Shaft subjected to twisting and bending moment
-Shaft subjected to twisting and bending moment with fatigue and
shock factor .
-Shaft subjected to twisting and bending moment with axial load
II.Couplings 1.Flange coupling 2.Flexible coupling
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UNIT-3
TEMPORARY JOINTS
-Bolted Joints
-Knuckle joints
PERMANENT JOINTS
-Welding Joints

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Riveted joint

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Types of riveted joint
• Lap joint

• Butt joint

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• Lap Joint
A lap joint is that in which one plate overlaps the other
and the two plates are then riveted together.
Butt Joint
A butt joint is that in which the main plates are kept in
alignment butting (i.e. touching) each other and a cover plate
(i.e. strap) is placed either on one side or on both sides of the
main plates. The cover plate is then riveted together with the
main plates.

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Single riveted double strap butt joint

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• Design of Boiler Joints
The boiler has a longitudinal joint as well as
circumferential joint. The longitudinal joint is used to join the
ends of the plate to get the required diameter of a boiler.
• For this purpose, a butt joint with two cover plates is used.
• The circumferential joint is used to get the required length of the
boiler. For this purpose, a lap joint with
one ring overlapping the other alternately is used

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